Descendants of Haakon I "the Good",  King of Norway, son of Harold I, King of Norway, at his [presumed] burial site on an island near Bergen.

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Myksvold  Family Continued

Descendants of Haakon I "the Good",  King of Norway, son of Harold I, King of Norway, at his [presumed] burial site on an island near Bergen. Picture  Above His descenedents  show above are: Garry Hubert, back row,  second from [your] right with his cousins and his mother, Ellnore, nee Johansen, Hubert, who is seated. With them is  Judy A. Remmick-Hubert, wife of Garry, who is second from right in the front row.                        ......Lineage In Brief....... Kings of Norway Ynglings of Norway * King Halfdan "The Black" Harald I "The Fairhaired", The First King of Norway died 933 to * Sigurth I " The Crusader", King of Norway from 1103-1122 to * Magnus IV Elringson, King of Norway from 1161-1184 [See Below , Early Kings In Detail] to Chieftains of Aase & Seim to * Lars of Espeland and Seim  b. ca. 1520 to * Christian Jonson of Maxsvold [Myksvoll] b. 1813 to * L Christina, nee Myksvoll, Johansen b. 1888 Ellenore C., nee Johansen, Hubert Family [See JOHANSEN family ] to Garry J. D. Hubert Notes: Fairhaired = Fine Hair = Harfagri [*jumping generations ] . Garry Hubert standing next to memorial stone for his ancestor King Hakon "The Good" near the buriel mound at Seim near Bergen / Norway.   Royal Lineage In Detail: Early Kings of Norway ca. 870 - ca. 933 King Harald I Hårfagre  [Haarfager or  Fairhair"], Unified Norway * Conquest of Iceland, Faroes, Shetlands,  Orkneys, Hebrides, Scotland and Ireland ca. 933 - ca. 935 King Eirik I Blodøks ["Eirik Blood-axe"], son of King Harald I ca. 935 - ca. 960 King Håkon I den Gode [Haakon I "the Good" or Kind" and "Håkon Adalsteinsfostre"*, son of Harald I* Attempted to convert his country to Christianity ca. 960 - ca. 970 King Harald II Gråfell  ["Harald Gráskinn" or "Harold Squirrel-pelt" or "Gray Pelt"], son of King Erik I ca. 970 - 995 Sub-King Håkon Ladejarl , Earl of Trøndelag [Earl Haakon] 995 - 1000 King Olav I Tryggvason" the Great Warrior" 1000 - 1015 Two Kings Ruled Sub-King Eirik Ladejarl , Earl of Trøndelag (the brother of Svein), son of King Erik I Sub-King Svein Ladejarl, Earl of Trøndelag (the brother of Eirik) 1015 - 1035 King Olav II [Olav or Olaf  Haraldson] den Hellige [the Saint", "St Olav"] and "Olav Digre" with minor kings who were 1028 - 1029 Sub-King Håkon Ladejarl, Earl of Trøndelag 1029 - 1030 King Knud den Store "the Great" 1030 - 1035 Sub-King Svend Alfivason 1035 - 1047 King Magnus I den Gode "the Good/Kind", son of St. Olav 1045 - 1066  King Harald III Hardråde "Hardruler" or " the Ruthless", Des. of  King Harald I* According to historians at 6 p.m. on Saturday 14 Oct 1066, the world changed and the "Viking Period" was at it's end at the Battle of Hastings.  The Vikings from it's motherland had fallen, King Harold was killed and the descendants of and emigre of a Viking family succeeded the English throne.  His name was to become William "the Conqueror" of England, the grandson of English King Harold Godwinsson.1142 - 1157 King Eystein II Haraldsson [son of  Harald] 1066 - 1069 King Magnus II Haraldsson, son of King Harald  III 1066 - 1093 King Olav III Kyrre "the Religious", son of Harald III* 1093 - 1095 King Håkon Magnusson, son of Olav III* 1093 - 1103 King Magnus III Berføtt " Bare-foot", son of Olav III* 1103 - 1130 Three Kings Ruled 1103-1035  King Magnus III, "the Blind", son of  Sigurd I 1103 - 1123 King Eystein I, son of Mangus III 1103 - 1130 King Sigurd Jorsalfare " the Crusader", son of Magnus III* 1130 - 1136 King Harald IV Gille "Gillechrist" , also, known as the Rival King 1135-1136 King Harold IV Gille continued rule after King Magnus III's death in 1135 Civil War 1134-1135 1136 - 1161 Two Kings Ruled King Inge I Krokryggv " the Hunchback", son of   Harald Sigurd II Mund, son of Harald 1157 - 1162 King Håkon II Herdebrei "the Breast-wide", son of  Sigurd 1161 - 1184 King  Magnus IV Erlingsson*, son of Erling Skakke* , and the dau. of King Sigurth* ---------- Kings of Norway after 1184 can be found at: Medeveil Scandinavia: http://www.ringnett.no/home/bjornstad/royals/Norway.html  -------- *L. Christine Joensdtr., Myksvoll's descendants - in Blue on this page Farms             Names of farms and villages, which are a part of  researching  the MYSVOLL Families, are: Aase, Lindaas Parish n. Bergen Espeland n. Bergen Evanger Feste n. Bergen Gravin Hjelmaas Kvandal Litleoksa Ljone MacLeod Castle, Skye Island, Scotland - The Viking Branch Mjolkeraa Myketun Myksvold [Myksvoll, Mikialsvoller]], Lindaas Parish n. Bergen, before 1600 was Monks Residence, connected to Michael's Church recieved to them from King of Norway Nese Twedt  [Tweedt, Tweed, Tvedtenes] [now, part of Bergen] Salhaus Seim, Lindaas parish, n. Bergen [Saeheim ] Skare Storetvedt Utlyra Vinje Voss Farms including Johansen Family Families of Early Kings In Detail 1161 - 1184 King  Magnus IV Erlingsson*, son of Erling Skakke* , and the dau. of King Sigurth* Erlng Skakke, son of Kyrpinga-Orm and Ragnhild, the daughter of  Sweinki  Steinarsson* Kypinga-Orm was the son of Svein Sveinsson* Svein* Svein was the son of  Erlend of Gerthi and Ragna, dau. of Earl Orm Eilifsson and Ingibjorg, dau. of Earl Finn Arma "the Powerful"* :History of Erling Skakke: married , the dau. of King Sigurth* and Queen Malmfrith*, who was the sister to wife of Danish King Valdamar I "the Great" who ruled 1157-1182. They were daughters of King Harald of Garthar*  in the east. Best friend of  King Ingi "the Hunchback", his brother-on-law brother was Ogmlund Dengir resided at Stuthla in South Horthaland Stories of Erling and his son  King Manus IV Erlingsson are the last chapters in the Heimskringla by Snorri Sturluson. Note: *Descendants of Christine L. 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